A UAE-based Indian businessman helped facilitate the rescue of 20 sailors who were under confinement in Yemen for the last 10 months.The shipping crew included 14 Indians, five Bangladeshis and one …
Suspected al-Qaeda gunmen kill 5 south Yemen separatists
Qaeda gunmen killed five south Yemen separatists in Abyan province on Monday, in the terror group’s biggest attack in the region for months, a secessionist security official said. The five members of …
Coronavirus in war zones: Syria and Yemen
Politicization, poor leadership response, lack of transparency and a plethora of competing concerns characterize both countries’ struggles …
Trump admin debates labeling Yemen’s Houthis terrorists, aid groups warn thousands face famine
Trump admin debates labelling Yemen’s Houthis terrorists — aid groups warn thousands face famine Trump administration officials are locked in an internal debate about whether to label Houthi rebels in …
Trump admin debates labelling Yemen’s Houthis terrorists as thousands face famine
Trump administration officials are locked in an internal debate about whether to label Houthi rebels in Yemen as a terrorist organization, as aid groups and U.N. officials warn that the move could …
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen shoots down Houthi drone
ADEN, Yemen An explosives-laden unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) belonging to the Iranian-aligned Houthi movement was shot down by the Saudi-led coalition in …
New UN Data Shows Yemen Going Backward, With One in Six People Projected to Be One Step Away …
The United Nations today released a new Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) analysis of food insecurity in Yemen, which paints a bleak picture of a country once-again facing the spectre of famine …
WHO stops financial support for some 10,000 healthcare workers in Yemen due to lack of funding
The World Health Organization (WHO) says it has been forced to stop financial support for about 10,000 healthcare workers across war-ravaged Yemen because of a lack of funding. “Due to an …
14 Indian seamen fly back to India after being released by Houthis in Yemen after 10 months
Fourteen Indian seamen, who were stranded in Yemen for over 10 months after their ship sank in the Gulf of Aden, flew back to India on Saturday from Dubai.
14 Indian Seamen, Released By Yemen Houthis, Fly Back Home Via Dubai
Fourteen Indian seamen who were stranded in Yemen for over 10 months after their ship sank in the Gulf of Aden flew back to India on Saturday from Dubai. The 14 seamen were taken into custody on …